1. The Core Principle (The "Why")

Human potential is suffocated by the terror of non-survival. This action ends that terror, separating survival from labour. Basic Safety provides the foundation to exist; Basic Dignity provides the tools to become. It unlocks collective genius by shifting focus from survival to contribution.

2. Key Policy Objectives (The "What")

  • Guarantee Universal Basic Safety (The Floor): GTF ensures free access to Clean Water, Nutritious Food, Secure Shelter, Essential Healthcare, Access to Energy.
  • Establish Infrastructure for Dignity (The Ladder): Fund "**Centres of Peace and Self-Realisation**" (free community hubs for physical/mental/spiritual health, serving as **integration hubs** for Action 1 & 3); Lifelong Access to Education (Actions 1 & 3 skills).
  • Redefine "Work" as "Contribution": Enable **20-hour (or less) work-week**. Automation handles drudgery; humans pursue contribution.

3. Implementation Strategy (The "How")

Primary recipient of the Global Transition Fund (GTF) from Action 2.

Phase 1: 'Great Liberation' (Years 1-10)

  • Triage and Deploy: Emergency UBS rollout to most vulnerable; Begin Centre Construction; Launch UBS Pilot Programmes.

Community-Led Governance of Centres of Peace

  • Ensure relevance via Local Boards (community members, sortition reps); Open Programming decided with community input; Accountability to community & GTF body.

Phase 2: New Baseline (Years 11-20)

  • UBS is Universal; Centres of Peace are standard; 20-Hour Week emerges.

Phase 3: The Flourishing (Years 21+)

  • Humanity operates from security; AI seen as blessing.
  • Impact Measurement & KPIs: GTF/partners monitor KPIs including:
    • Global rate of absolute poverty reduced to statistically insignificant levels (<0.1%).
    • Significant increase in global scores on validated well-being indices (e.g., happiness, mental health) by 30%.
    • Measurable shift from survival-based labour towards contribution-based activities (volunteering, arts, entrepreneurship, learning) reaching 50% of the workforce.
  • Species' focus shifts to evolution & cosmic caretaking.

4. Stakeholders & Partners (The "Who")

  • Global: WHO, WFP, UNICEF, GTF.
  • National: Health, Social Services, Housing Depts.
  • Local: Municipal govts, community groups, volunteer networks.

5. Anticipated Challenges & Counter-Strategies

Challenge: Old ideology: "People will become lazy."

Counter: Attack flawed premise - 1. **Redefine "Work"** (survival vs purpose); 2. **"Einstein" Argument** (unleashing potential); 3. **Evidence** (pilot programs).

Challenge: "Unaffordable."

Counter: Only thing we *can* afford. Use GIP/GVS math (cost of *not* doing this is higher); Funding via Action 2; Costs reduced by Action 4. Ultimate investment.